The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-01
lioUvEli's CABINET

Likely to be of Few, Days-The Disturbing I
Element. ssils Z. 5. stI
PARIS, May Sl.-The refusal Of Admiral /
Jaures to accept the Office Of Minister. iof N
Marine Is attributed to conversation he 4
had with NJ. de Freycinet, who, told him B
that a Cabinet headed by M. Rou1,yielr. (
must soon fall, and that when II did be Z;
de Freycinet) would form a Ministry 4
himself which should include Admiral /
Jaures. Il = Z. Sli u E
NJ. Barbti, the new Minister Of Marine,
Is Senator and was formerly in the navy. iP, 4
His appointment is only provisional: fa!5i
1t is affirmed that although General !:
Ferron, the Minister of War, will now
preside at the coming fste at the Opera :
House, which was looked forward to as ,'a; s I
demonstration in favor OF General Boul. !
anger, the latter still intends to be present
and in the uniform Of q general, Anxiety z
is expressed lest his presence NAV result
in some disturbance. - 4
The new Cabinet meets with n entten Z
reception from the Republican nress- -iis
There are indications Of opposition Il anv.S
concessions be made to the Rivhtlt whiis 4
there is little hope that the Cablnet scan I!
live without meking concessions : :. 80
!, "a Just'ee, NJ. Clemenceau's organ, tells Z
NJ. Rouvier 70 take his Cabinet to the Sen-3,
ate and not the Chamber OF Deputies. -
Rocheiort says that President Grew Z.
ougn. IN laifness 70 restore the -Elyseel TO
NJ. DeCassagnac counaels his party to 4
support the Cabinet II it does not molest
them. ~ sys ~ -.sS-s-.sll z
a petition from Nantes, signed before
the Mayor by 5000 electors, prays Preei- 4
dent dreVy 10 restore General Boulanper 4
to the post Of War Minister. e! -
RouyIER's POLICY. ~
NJ. Rouvier's statement to the Chamber I
o! Deputies Of his policy will be brief, He !
will urge financial reform and retrench-s
ment. The new budget will be prepared &
in accordance with the recent vote Of thea
Chamber. he will maintain the Goblet z
Cabinets military bills. He will also an
nounce the determination Of the Ministry
70 resign unless they obtain msjority Of i
the Republican votes in the Chamber. I'd
General Boulanger, upon retiring from
the Ministry Of War, Issued an order OF
the day thanking those who co-operated 4
with him to place the country's defense :
IN condition TO stand any test, and .
urging the officers OF the army TO sbowJ 4
devotion 10 their professional duties and {
fidelity TO the constitution and Laws. In &
conclusion he says: ~ shall be the frat
among you to give an example OF both
military and republican discipline"
General Ferron, upon assuming tbe du. :
ties Of the War Office, also issued an order q
OF the day, in which he says: ii count +
upon the absolute devotion OF all. and am 4
confident that tho various arms of the e:
service will continue to resolutely pro.
gress. The armies which surround &
US continue to increase in military train. :
ing, and tor uH to remain STATIONARY ;
would be a step backward step which
would seriously lmperil the country = in I.
terests. Like my predecessor, shall un-
remittlngly pursue policy OF military re-.
torm, and shall devote my whole time to
increasing the defensive forces OF France Z.
and the Republic" ~
The moderate Republican papers cor i
daily welcome the new Ministry, The
Monarchist press receives it rather favor. (
ably, but the Radical and Independent :
papers are decidedly hostile. $$